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Discussion
waltraud
wrote:
Yesterday
you are not cynical? On Mt Majura we have 2 sites where we observe E oblongata; they are behind gardens where the species grows. I'm not sure how it spreads but at least in one case I assume garden waste dumping. I keep a close eye on regrowth and remove whenever I spot some, either by pulling or cut and spray; this treatment is only possible as long as there are small amounts that we don't allow to spread further. An ongoing issue... Waltraud, Friends of Mt Majura
Euphorbia oblongata
Tapirlord
wrote:
5 Apr 2025
I'll have a go at the general brassica key. It's been awhile since I've looked at Rorippa to be honest
Cardamine sp.
JaneR
wrote:
5 Apr 2025
Hi Ciaran,
I oscillated between these (it was hard, as I don't really know either genus well) and now I don't remember the reason for deciding on Cardamine. However, as you know these better than I do, so over to you.
I oscillated between these (it was hard, as I don't really know either genus well) and now I don't remember the reason for deciding on Cardamine. However, as you know these better than I do, so over to you.
Cardamine sp.
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